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A journey of understanding — discovering the spirit still shaping China's path forward
Dylan Austin Walker sits in the Xie Clan Ancestral Hall of Yeping revolutionary site in Ruijin, Jiangxi province. [Photo provided to CHINA DAILY] History is often something we encounter through textbooks, documentaries, or photographs. We learn about important events and the people who shaped our world. But I have always believed that to truly understand history, we must go beyond the pages of a book and experience the places where it unfolded.
A journey of understanding — discovering the spirit still shaping China's path forward
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Real conversations, endearing experiences
Walking into the Great Hall of the People this March, my steps were steadier than last year. If last year I was a "freshman" — stepping into the grand narrative of China's two sessions with curiosity and a bit of nervousness — this year, I feel like a reporter with a bit more confidence. The biggest change? Courage. I no longer hesitate with my microphone, wondering if I should approach someone.
Unmasking Latent Autoimmune Diabetes: A Case That Challenges Type 2 Diabetes
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The Story Continues - Pre-Season Vlog Episode 3
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From online to watching on site
Ten years ago, I was a student in the United States. On Sept 3, 2015, I sat in front of my laptop watching the military parade marking the 70th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. I was struck by the solemn formations, the rhythm of marching soldiers and the immense pride radiating from Tian'anmen Square. At that time, it felt like a distant world — something I could admire but never be part of.
Short Film: Fun Fact | Backstage
EXPIRES: COMPANY DETAILS Jake Walter, Writer / Director Member since Jul 26, 2025 PROJECT DESCRIPTION A tense psychological thriller about a shy college freshman who lies during a class icebreaker, claiming she helped solve a murder, only to catch the attention of a manipulative older student who drags her into a real-life revenge plot. A darkly comedic, character-driven short film exploring social anxiety, identity, and power.
A carnival of unity
Returning to a vibrant celebration of cultures, a former US student reflects on the power of cultural exchange and the unity found in diversity. Returning to Beijing Language and Culture University for the 20th World Culture Carnival on April 26 felt like coming home.
A carnival of unity
Returning to a vibrant celebration of cultures, a former US student reflects on the power of cultural exchange and the unity found in diversity. Returning to Beijing Language and Culture University for the 20th World Culture Carnival on April 26 felt like coming home.
A carnival of unity
Returning to Beijing Language and Culture University for the 20th World Culture Carnival on April 26 felt like coming home. From 2016 to 2022, BLCU was not just the place where I studied — first earning my bachelor's degree in Chinese language, then my master's degree in international politics — it was where I grew, struggled, and found my place in a larger global story. During my student years, the World Culture Carnival was always a highlight.
From visitor to voice: reporting at the two sessions
As a young American, I had stepped into the Great Hall of the People twice before, but this time was different. In 2016, I was a university student and tourist, captivated by its solemn atmosphere, and in 2017, I attended a concert by renowned Chinese singer Jiang Dawei, experiencing the unique blend of music and architecture.
Men used to go to war. Now, they make ‘folk’ music
Two summers ago, I was introduced to Noah Kahan via his 2022 studio album, “Stick Season.” With its raw and emotional lyrics, the album quickly captivated a diverse audience, spanning elements of pop, country and folk. As Kahan gained popularity on TikTok in 2023, it became clear he was no ordinary artist — he was a sensation.
Gen Z mourns the loss of celebrity Liam Payne
Last week, the music world was rocked by the shocking news of Liam Payne’s death after a tragic fall from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A former member of the beloved pop boy band One Direction, Payne’s passing sent ripples of grief through a generation that grew up idolizing both him and his bandmates. One Direction, born from the British television show “The X Factor,” became a cultural phenomenon.
Studying abroad: One year later
At Kent State, the want to study abroad is undeniable. With an array of 200+ programs and a campus in the heart of Florence, Italy, the university offers students from all disciplines a chance to broaden their horizons. Yet, as I searched for the right program, I wanted something different from the familiar paths my peers took. Growing up, I watched influencers and YouTubers visit the all-enchanting city of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, and a seed of curiosity was planted.
Cosmetic procedures: Your body, your choice
Set the scene, it’s 2002 and for cosmetic purposes. A game changer. Since then, we as a society haven’t stopped. From a few units in your lips to a full facelift, the options are endless. My question is — why are we continually affronted by those who partake in cosmetic procedures? To some, it creates unmountable beauty standards, understandably so, but to more, it’s a status symbol. If you can have the “perfect” skin, lips, teeth, body — whatever it may be, you can afford to maintain it.
Kamala Harris and the power of pop culture
Categories: September 3, 2024 Last month, President Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 election, leading to Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the Democratic frontrunner. The election season has been tumultuous, with an assassination attempt on Donald Trump and Biden contracting COVID-19, exacerbating dissatisfaction among voters. Only 37% of young voters were happy with a Biden-Trump race.
The moral of China's timeless murals
A US youth visits the Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum, exploring ancient Chinese history and art through well-preserved murals, advanced technology, and a diverse artifact collection. As I stepped into the Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum for the first time, I was filled with excitement. As a young person from the US, I knew I was standing on the doorstep of an adventure into the depths of ancient Chinese history and art.
The Deepfake Dilemma: Protecting Your Finances from AI-Generated Frauds
In the ever-evolving landscape of technological advancements, the rise of deepfake technology poses a significant threat to personal and financial security. Deepfakes, artificial intelligence-generated synthetic media that convincingly mimic real people, are increasingly being weaponized for fraudulent activities.
CLEC11A methylation is correlated to AML subtypes and cytogenetic risk factors but not patient demographics
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Swanson AJ, Rogowski VJ, Bishop JA, Walker DM, Roxas GM, Raimondi SL (2024) CLEC11A methylation is correlated to AML subtypes and cytogenetic risk factors but not patient demographics. PLoS ONE 19(3): e0300477.
Regions set for another 'Golden 30 Years' Original
Senior figures hail achievements of BRI at 10th anniversary celebration in Kazakhstan The Global Conference on the 10th Anniversary of the BRI and the Golden Age of China-Central Asia Engagement event is held in Astana, Kazakhstan, on Thursday.
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OPINION: Forever Brighter: Fundraiser or Student Betterment?
In October of 2021 Kent State publicly began its multi-year campaign Forever Brighter, the “campaign of brilliant proportions,” prioritizing student success, expanding university initiatives and “building the future.” As the campaign slowly ends with only two main timeline events left, there’s a lot to reflect on when looking back at what’s been established thus far.
OPINION: Growing up as an outsider (FUSION COLLAB)
This article is in collaboration with Fusion Magazine. In late 2013, I found myself moving to a town most have never heard of. Tucked away between the edge of the Ohio River and a West Virginia town most known for the cryptid “Mothman” that locals claim inhabit it, Gallipolis, Ohio, has just 3,000 residents in the city proper. It’s the kind of town where your neighbor works at one of three car dealerships and your middle school teacher oversees the Christmas lights in the park.
Some rules are meant to be broken but not the law of conservation of energy. Before the Big Bang.
The arrow of time is often defined in the universe as an ever increasing entropy, and the reason why is because an hour earlier there was an even lesser entropy, a lower entropy, and the day before yesterday was an lesser entropy, going back to over 13 billion years, the universe was in an even lesser entropy, back at the singularity. At the singularity, the universe was in the most low entropy state.
OPINION: Starbucks has the best water
When you think of Starbucks I’m sure you think of coffee. Rightfully so. Starbucks is one of the easiest ways to obtain a quick latte before work or on a long trip. As a Starbucks lover and someone who is caffeine dependent, I find myself at Starbucks three to five times a week. Insane, I know. But what I’ve grown to love outside of my grande iced oat milk latte with two stevias or my venti strawberry acai refresher with green tea (hold that lemonade please, thank you) is a venti cup of water.
OPINION: Beyoncé Is The Renaissance
Everyone knows who Beyoncé is. At least I hope. Since before I was born, Beyoncé has had her hold on pop culture and the music industry. The influence she’s held for over 20 years shows how easily she draws in fans. Originating from the most famous nineties girl group Destiny’s Child, Beyoncé has been a mastermind since day one. Nominated for 88 Grammys throughout her career, 32 of which she has won, Beyoncé is the most-awarded Grammy artist in history.
OPINION: Gen Z is desensitized
I enjoy filling my spare time, however rare, with a wide array of content. From TikTok to hour-long HBO originals, there is so much media to consume. It’s a nice release of energy. Seemingly mindless and genuine brain rot. But when and where do I draw the line? A show that has stuck with me ever since its debut is HBO’s smash hit “Euphoria.” The first time I sat down to watch it in late 2019, I stopped halfway through the pilot.
OPINION: Kent State is leaving a student organization behind
A nearly 50-year tradition at Kent State University is in jeopardy due to the faculty and staff of the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship. In January 1975, the Beta-Pi chapter of Delta Sigma Pi took a new step in fundraising efforts by opening the Delta Sig concession stand in the Business Administration Building.
It takes a lot to convince an atheist that there is a God
This is a continuation to a previous writing which you can find here. Spiritual warfare: Attacked by demonic entities for three years. | by Dylan Hovis Walker | Medium In short this is what happened. L ong story short so I'll do it as short as possible using these bullet point 1 Earlier this year, I was visited by a being that was a male, equipped with a sword, and shield, and fully suited in armour. He took demons out of me, I could feel them come out and it felt weird. I heard them scream.
Artist Alex Horley Reflects on 15 Years of Working with Blizzard
Artist Alex Horley Reflects on 15 Years of Working with Blizzard Dylan Walker, Blizzard Entertainment 01/25/2021 If you’re a fan of the Warcraft universe, you’re likely a fan of artist Alex Horley—whether you know it or not! Alex is responsible for some the most iconic visuals to come out of Blizzard in the past 15 years. From his spectacular key art for Warlords of Draenor to his countless contributions for Hearthstone, it’s likely you’re already familiar with his body of work.
NIGHT KALEIDOSCOPE: A Visually Astute Mess
There’s almost nothing filmmakers can’t do with the vampire genre. Whether it’s setting it in an old abandoned castle or in a high school filled with the walk-offs from The O.C., it’s a genre that has virtually endless opportunities in terms of story, characters and setting. Enter Night Kaleidoscope, a Scottish neo-noir vampire detective story, that’s sadly not anywhere near as interesting as that description would imply.
Play Us A Tune: Love, Loss And Shredding Guitars
During this time of separation, there is one thing that unites nearly all humans on the planet…music. 18-year-old musician Dylan Walker had just formed his band, Miramont, and had a few gigs lined up when the coronavirus pandemic hit, cancelling all public shows. Making matters even more devastating, Dylan’s father, Haven, also a performing musician, died unexpectedly at the age of 47 just a few weeks before the shutdown.
Leveraging volunteer fact checking to identify misinformation about COVID-19 in social media
Skip to main content Peer Reviewed Identifying emerging health misinformation is a challenge because its manner and type are often unknown. However, many social media users correct misinformation when they encounter it. From this intuition, we implemented a strategy that detects emerging health misinformation by tracking replies that seem to provide accurate information. This strategy is more efficient than keyword-based search in identifying COVID-19 misinformation about antibiotics and a cure.
Florida’s Gymnastics Head Coach Jenny Rowland Named National Coach of the Year - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
Home / Feature Sports News / Florida’s Gymnastics Head Coach Jenny Rowland Named National Coach of the Year Florida Gymnastics head coach Jenny Rowland addresses the media. Dylan Walker April 30, 2020 Feature Sports News, Gators Gymnastics, Gators Sports, Gymnastics 2 Views Florida Gators Gymnastics Coach Jenny Rowland completed her sweep of postseason coaching awards by being honored WCGA National Coach of the Year. She was voted on by her fellow collegiate gymnastic coaches.
Jameis Winston Signs with the New Orleans Saints in Pursuit of Returning as a Starting NFL Quarterback
Home / Football / Jameis Winston Signs with the New Orleans Saints in Pursuit of Returning as a Starting NFL Quarterback FILE - In this Oct. 27, 2019, file photo, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston (3) passes against the Tennessee Titans before an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019, in Nashville, Tenn. A person familiar with the situation says the Saints and Winston are working on a contract proposal to make the former Buccaneers starter a backup to Drew Brees in New Orleans.
Marlon Davidson is Ready for the Next Level as the NFL Draft Awaits
Home / College Football / Marlon Davidson is Ready for the Next Level as the NFL Draft Awaits Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (13) escapes pressure from Auburn defensive lineman Marlon Davidson (3) during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Nov. 24, 2018, in Tuscaloosa, Ala. (AP Photo/Butch Dill) Dylan Walker April 17, 2020 College Football, Football, NFL, NFL Draft 1 Views Marlon Davidson is primed for the start of the NFL Draft and beyond.
Rickie Fowler is Looking Forward to Getting Back as The Masters Find a New Date
Home / Golf / Rickie Fowler is Looking Forward to Getting Back as The Masters Find a New Date Augusta National Golf Club is shown on what would've been the first practice round for the Masters, Monday, April 6, 2020, in Augusta, Ga. They are cities defined by their signature sporting events. When you hear Augusta, you instantly think of the Masters. When Omaha comes up, it’s often in the same breath with the College World Series.
WWE’s WrestleMania 36 to Take Place This Weekend; First Time With No Audience and Over Two Days - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
Home / Uncategorized / WWE’s WrestleMania 36 to Take Place This Weekend; First Time With No Audience and Over Two Days FILE - In this March 29, 2015, file photo, Brock Lesnar makes his entrance at Wrestlemania XXXI in Santa Clara, Calif. While real sports have shut down in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, WWE has pressed on and is set to run this weekend its first WrestleMania in an empty arena.
Pete Alonso Making the Most Out of Extra Time - ESPN 98.1 FM - 850 AM WRUF
New York Mets' Pete Alonso follows the flight of his solo home run off Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Jeff Hoffman in the sixth inning of a baseball game Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2019, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) Dylan Walker March 27, 2020 Baseball, MLB 5 Views With the offseason going into extra innings, former Gator and Mets’ first baseman Pete Alonso is making the most out of his added time. Opening Day was originally on Thursday.
Shutting Down: NBA to Close Practice Facilities as Coronavirus Cases Continue to Rise
Home / NBA / Shutting Down: NBA to Close Practice Facilities as Coronavirus Cases Continue to Rise NBA Commissioner Adam Silver speaks during a news conference at Vivint Smart Home Arena, Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019, in Salt Lake City. The NBA announced that Salt Lake City has been selected to host the NBA All-Star Game in 2023. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) Dylan Walker March 20, 2020 NBA 1 Views Starting Friday, the NBA is instructing its teams to close all facilities for the foreseeable future.
Las Vegas Raiders Look to Start Anew in Different City
(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File) Dylan Walker February 28, 2020 Football, NFL 1 Views The Las Vegas Raiders look to win big in their first season away from Oakland. The Silver and Black were thoroughly in the playoff race last season, starting 6-4, but closed out its final six games with one win. Despite the 2020 season not starting in a little over six months from now, the NFL is alive year-round.
Aggies, Bulldogs Meet in Must-Win Game for NCAA Tournament Bid
Home / Basketball / Aggies, Bulldogs Meet in Must-Win Game for NCAA Tournament Bid Mississippi State forward Reggie Perry (1) reacts during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against Mississippi in Oxford, Miss., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020. Mississippi won 83-58. (AP Photo/Thomas Graning) Dylan Walker February 21, 2020 Basketball, College Basketball, SEC 0 Views The Mississippi State Bulldogs (17-9) travel to College Station to take on the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday.
Boston Red Sox Looking Ahead, Hopeful Heading Into Spring Training
Home / Baseball / Boston Red Sox Looking Ahead, Hopeful Heading Into Spring Training Ron Roenicke speaks after being named interim manager of the Boston Red Sox baseball team Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020, in Fort Myers, Fla. (AP Photo/John Bazemore) Dylan Walker February 14, 2020 Baseball, MLB 6 Views The Boston Red Sox hope to turn the page with a fresh start in the new year with Spring training beginning for the 2020 season.
Dylan Walker First Four Games
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Edinburgh International Film Festival Report 1: BOYZ IN THE WOOD, ANIARA, NOT THE END & THE FURIES
The Edinburgh International Film Festival is filled to the brim this year. We have a guest appearance by Danny Boyle, along with a new Robert The Bruce film from Richard Gray. It’s a great year to be a cinephile in Edinburgh. Me and fellow Film Inquiry writer Jim Ross will be writing reviews for many of these new films, covering both week one and two of the festival. Now, without further ado, lets dive into what the festival has to offer.
THE CHILD REMAINS: Wasted Potential
Although not without its bright spots, The Child Remains is a mostly mediocre supernatural horror that is sorely lacking in any genuinely thrilling moments. It is a film that seems inherently misguided from its opening moments, as it regrettably squanders a genuinely frightening and intriguing premise for a schlocky supernatural horror that is bereft of any substance.
A New Hearthstone World Champion Is Crowned in Taipei
A New Hearthstone World Champion Is Crowned in Taipei Dylan Walker, Blizzard Entertainment 04/28/20195 The final series of the HCT 2019 World Championship between Casper "Hunterace" Notto and Torben "Viper" Wahl will go down as one of the most electrifying matches in Hearthstone history.
The Reigning World Champion Talks Rise of Shadows Meta
The Reigning World Champion Talks Rise of Shadows Meta Dylan Walker, Blizzard Entertainment 04/23/20192 Who better than the reigning Hearthstone World Champion, Chen "tom60229" Wei Lin, to give predictions on what the meta will look like onstage at the HCT 2019 World Championship? “Bomb Warrior is the trendiest deck on the ladder now,” tom60229 said.
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